The requests library seems to ignore socket timeouts with the result that newer versions of the pyosmium tools may hang again on a bad network connection. There is no global parameter to set timeouts in requests, so the whole code needs to be rearranged a bit.
ReplicationServer now has an extra function set_request_parameter() with which extra parameters for requests.get() can be set. This is not only used for timeouts but also to hand in the cookies.
Overwriting the open_url() function should no longer be necessary. You can set proxies, authentication, certificates etc. all with the new function.
The requests library seems to ignore socket timeouts with the result that newer versions of the pyosmium tools may hang again on a bad network connection. There is no global parameter to set timeouts in requests, so the whole code needs to be rearranged a bit.
ReplicationServernow has an extra functionset_request_parameter()with which extra parameters forrequests.get()can be set. This is not only used for timeouts but also to hand in the cookies.Overwriting the
open_url()function should no longer be necessary. You can set proxies, authentication, certificates etc. all with the new function.